Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat

1 2 Tai Chi 8:30 3 4 Tai Chi 8:30 5 6 Yoga Spring Yoga Spring Chickens Yoga

8:15-9:45 am Chickens 8:15-9:45 am 8:30 AM

8:15-9:45 am

8:30 AM Health Mobile 1:00 PM Spectrum 1:00 PM 11 am - 3 pm 1:00 PM

Craft Class Lunch Bingo Spectrum Movie Night

2:00 PM noon 6:30 PM noon B-Bug Club Ceramics Mtg Snack Bar Board Mtg Starts 2:00 PM 5-6:30 pm 7:00 PM 6:30 PM

7 8 9 Tai Chi 8:30 10 11 Tai Chi 8:30 12 13

Yoga Spring Yoga Spring Chickens Yoga

8:15-9:45 am Chickens 8:15-9:45 am 8:30 AM 8:15-9:45 am

8:30 AM Health Mobile Food Bank 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 11 - 3 pm 10:30am

5:30 PM Craft Class Bingo Spectrum 8:30 AM

2:00 PM Spectrum 6:30 PM noon 1:00 PM

Line Dance Lunch Snack Bar Gen Mtg Movie Night 3:30 - 5:00 pm noon 5-6:30 pm 7pm Movie @ 6:30 pm

14 15 16 Tai Chi 8:30 17 18 Tai Chi 8:30 19 20 Yoga Spring Yoga Spring Chickens Yoga

8:15-9:45 am Chickens 8:15-9:45 am 8:30 AM 8:15-9:45 am

8:30 AM Health Mobile

1:00 PM 1:00 PM 11 - 3 pm 1:00 PM Craft Class Bingo Spectrum Movie Night

2:00 PM Spectrum 6:30 PM Lunch B-Bug Club Lunch Snack Bar Dinner noon Starts

noon 5-6:30 pm 6:30 PM

21 22 23 Tai Chi 8:30 24 25 Tai Chi 8:30 26 27 Yoga Spring Yoga Spring Chickens Yoga

8:15-9:45 am Chickens 8:15-9:45 am 8:30 AM 8:15-9:45 am

8:30 AM Health Mobile

1:00 PM 1:00 PM 11 - 3 pm 1:00 PM Craft Class Bingo Spectrum Movie Night Jazz Night

2:00 PM Spectrum 6:30 PM Lunch B-Bug Club 6 - 8 pm Line Dance Lunch Snack Bar noon Starts

3:30 - 5:00 pm noon 5-6:30 pm 6:30 PM

28 29 30 Tai Chi 8:30 31

Yoga Spring Yoga

8:15-9:45 am Chickens 8:15-9:45 am

8:30 AM 1:00 PM Spectrum 1:00 PM

Craft Class Lunch

2:00 PM Noon

TROPICS RESIDENTS' CLUB INC. 33000 ALMADEN BLVD: UNION CITY, CA 94587

2018-2019 OFFICERS

PRESIDENT: RICHARD STOLL richard@the-tropics.net

VICE PRESIDENT: ERNIE ODIAMAR ernie@the-tropics.net

SECRETARY: OPEN POSITION

TREASURER: RICK CASADOS rick@the-tropics.net

DIRECTORS AT LARGE

SORITA CAMARGO

sorita@the-tropics.net

RUTH CHURCHILL

ruth@the-tropics.net

STEVE EVANS CAROLYN HOPPES

BOB SANBORN….bob@the-tropics.net

BREEZE EDITOR: MICHAEL O’QUIN SUBMIT ARTICLES TO EMAIL: tropicsbreeze@gmail.com

TROPICS CLUBHOUSE OFFICE

ONSITE MANAGERS: NANCY PAYNE AND MIGUEL CARRILLO

PHONE #: 510 471-8550 MON-FRI 9AM-4:30PM

THE ANSWERING SERVICE WILL RESPOND

TO AFTER HOUR CALLS

PARK SECURITY C&C SECURITY INC.

1800 443-8000 WHEN C&C SECURITY IS ON DUTY HERE 9PM TO

6AM. RESIDENTS CAN CALL 713-1260TO SPEAK TO

THE GUARD ON DUTY FOR EMERGENCY ISSUES.

POLICE NON-EMERGENCY 510 471-1365 M-F 9AM-5PM

911 AT ALL OTHER TIMES.

“Dogs are not our whole life, but they make

our life whole.” — Roger Caras

COMMITTEES

BREAKFAST CHAIR RICHARD STOLL 408-839-3358

HOUSE FACILITIES POSITION OPEN

POTLUCK STEVE EVANS

BEA BARTZ 386-0509 489-6388

SUNSHINE RUBY BARKER 489-3947 Please leave Message

LIBRARY BEA BARTZ 489-6388

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS BRAVOBEN

TINA MARIA 489-5749

SENIOR CITZENS - CITY HALL ANITA ROQUE 471-2815

WELCOMING COMMITTEE NIKKI BRACKEN-POE

CAROLYN HOPPES 489-6894

RESIDENTS’ CLUB AUDITING COMMITTEE

LITA MADRANO RICK HENRY

ROBERT HISLE 487-7817

RESIDENTS ACTIVITIES AND ENTERTAINMENT

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH OPEN POSITION

Letter to the Editor—

I missed the Sudoku puzzle in the September Breeze…. Perhaps we can have a variety of puzzles. ---Ruth Scarson

Thanks, Ruth. Good question, but sorry, we have no control over the puzzles. This company prints magazines for a number of mobile home parks (at no cost to us). The puzzle page, the covers, and all the advertising is provided by them.

“Did you know there are over three hundred words for love in canine?”-

Gabrielle Zevin

THE WHAT, THE WHEN, THE WHERE

TROPICS RESIDENTS' CLUB MEETING 2ND THURSDAY OF THE MONTH

IN CLUBHOUSE @7PM PRESIDENT: RICHARD STOLL

408 839-3358

B BUG FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE DOORS OPEN 5:30PM

MOVIE STARTS 6:30PM LOCATED NEXT TO THE LAUNDRY ROOM

AND "SPLIT ENDS BEAUTY SALON" 102 PALM DR.

TROPICS POTLUCK DISH TO PASS

FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 5:30PM AT THE CLUBHOUSE

STEVE EVANS 386-0506

BINGO - EVERY WEDNESDAY DOORS OPEN 4:30PM

EARLY 6:30PM REGULAR GAME 7PM SNACK BAR 5:00PM

MELODY PETERSON 266-2607 OR RICHARD STOLL

CRAFT CLUB EVERY MONDAY

2PM IN THE CLUBHOUSE LORIS COOK 489-7027

TROPICS TRAVELERS SEE FLYERS IN CLUBHOUSE

CONTACT: Richard Stoll

TROPICS COFFEE CLUB MON-FRI 8:30AM IN CONFERENCE RM

JACKIE HILL 489-4388

TROPICS SPRING CHICKENS EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY

8:30AM IN CLUBHOUSE CAROLYN HOPPES 489-6894

FIT 2B HEALTHY EVERY MON, WED & FRI 1PM

SEE CALENDAR OR FLYERS IN CLUB-HOUSE

B BUG COMPUTER CENTER MON-FRI 8AM-12:30PM

B BUG BUILDING 102 PALM DR. LARRY CORNELL 487-1040

MOBILE HEALTH VAN EVERY THURSDAY @CLUBHOUSE

11AM-3PM

TROPICS CERAMICS CLUB FOR MORE INFO

CALL MELODY PETERSON 266-2607

―Scratch a dog and you’ll find a permanent job.‖

-Franklin P. Jones

OCTOBER MESSAGE FROM RESIDENTS’CLUB PRESIDENT RICHARD STOLL

The Board had a rough start, but we are back on track. Robert Sanborn is

the new Board Member at large. He was voted in at the last Board meeting. He

helped at the September breakfast that served over 100 people.

After breakfast, residents interested stayed to recommend the events for

January to July 2019. We have old favorites, plus a couple of new ones. The list of

events is on the web-site (the-tropics.net). The Board is excited about the events

for the year: lots of dancing and entertainment.

The Tropics Mobile Home Park has a ―No Soliciting‖ Policy. Therefore, you

should have NO ONE coming to your door without an invitation. We have been

having people coming around with scams to rip-off our Residents. The BEST way

to eliminate these people is to NOT ANSWER the door, call the office, even at

night and on week-ends. The answering service will take a message. We must all

watch out for each other.

We have an exciting event this month! Richard Oyen, not a resident, but

whose mother always wanted to live in the Tropics, is honoring her with a FREE

Jazz Band on October 27. You will need a ticket at no cost. Food can be purchased

at the Snack Bar. Watch for details.

The Board is not having a Halloween Dinner this year. If you want to get

dressed up, Bingo is having a Halloween Bingo Night. If you come in costume your

first pack is free. Prizes for the top four costumes will be awarded. The Snack Bar

is featuring spooky items. Watch for the Menu!

The Board also voted to have a Holiday Flea

Market on November 3. Look for a flyer in the Breeze.

Ruth, chairperson, is hoping the Flea Market items will

be toward Christmas gifts or decorations. Have fun

with it, and re-gift to help you buy new items for

Christmas.

Until next month have a great fall and keep

coming up with your ideas for the new Board!

“To err is human, to forgive, canine.” — Unknown

MILLENNIUM MEMO

Let’s say you’ve got a large, bulky item you’d like to get rid of. What’s your next

move? Do you take advantage of the City’s FREE large/bulky item pickup service?

You get 2 of those per year, after all.

No, you decide, dialing the phone is so much work. It’s far easier to just drag your

unwanted furniture or other items out to the street and leave it there. It’s an at-

tractive adornment to your homesite and if it sits there long enough, maybe Park

Maintenance will take it away.

That must be how some residents think. Not very neighborly, not very kind to

the Park’s maintenance staff, but apparently this is becoming The Tropics’ latest

resident concern.

According to the City’s website, you can call (510) 657-3500 and schedule your

personal bulky item pickup—and you can do this FREE 2 times each year. Why not

go that route and give your hard-working staff a break. They’re busy enough al-

ready!

While we’re at it, we also ask that you please stop leaving food and water out for

our resident raccoons, skunks, rats and other pests. Notice I said ―please?‖ You’re

only attracting more vermin to our fair Community.

In Other News…

We’re very happy to announce that Nicki has returned from her Maternity

Leave and is back at her post as SPARC’s Director of Resident Services. She

and Stacee are working on several exciting projects for the Fall, so Stay

Tuned!

An Alert Reader, commenting on last month’s Memo, emailed me saying that

he can’t give The Tropics 5 stars until the Pathway Lighting is improved.

I would have hoped that having rents about $1,000 under market would

make up for a few broken lights, but we’re on it. It’s an ongoing problem, but

we spend money on the Pathway every month. This past month’s focus was

on broken wiring, for example.

Did you notice the attractive new garden your Staff created by the Green

Waste Dumpster? Not only are we hoping this adds a little beauty, but also

that this deters some of our ruder residents from leaving their garbage or

furniture there. Great idea, team!

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Scary Election Thought

Union City has a big election coming up on Nov. 6. Eight candidates are running

for three Council seats, there are all sorts of propositions, we’re electing a new

Governor…

For those of you tempted to sit this one out…I was reminded recently that the

Mayor in the movie ―Jaws‖ is still the Mayor in Jaws 2. Scary, isn’t it? Does that

convince you of the importance of casting your vote?

George Turk

Get A Jump On Your Holiday Shopping!

Need a Gift For A Family Member?

COME ON DOWN!

Saturday, November 3rd Club House

9 am — 3 pm

Rectangular Tables $15 each & Round Tables $10 each (max 2 Tables)

Tables on Sale 8 am at October Breakfast October 13

Wait List started for Non-Residents

Non-resident table sold to Public after October 27 based on wait list

Snack Bar Open: Breakfast 9-10:45 — Lunch 11 am—2 pm

Chair person — Ruth Churchill — 489-3053

Manager’s Corner for October 2018 Ghosts, Goblins, Black Cats – Pumpkins. Fall is here. It will be getting dark earlier so be careful when out for your walk. Some residents and guests are not complying with the 15 MPH speed limit. You would think we have a race track by the freeway wall and driving in to the Park off Almaden. Please be more cautious and don’t run over your neighbors. A big “thank you” to all the volunteers that help with Food Bank. We had guests observe the last one held to see just how it worked and they were really impressed with all the team work. Thanks again volunteers and residents - Good job. The annual physical inspection of homesites is scheduled for this month and all residents are being asked to have their landscaping free of weeds and clutter. Please advise the office if you have changed your phone number as we call to advise you regarding water and utility outages as well as miscellaneous issues. We have received some complaints that some residents are placing their trash in their neighbor’s trash and recycle cans. Please ask before doing this and they will probably say it is okay. Time to fire up the broom and check for ghosts and goblins. As always, thank you for all you do to keep our community a fun and safe place to live. Nancy Payne Resident Manager

Would you help The Breeze? Pretty please!?

Yes, thank you. So many nice people help deliver The Tropics Breeze. They give

perhaps twenty minutes of their time, just once a month, so you are able to read this,

and keep up with the many events in our Park.

But we need more of you! At the moment we are looking for a Delivery Hero living on

or near Panama or Makaha Circles to deliver on those streets. Could you help? If so,

please call your Editor, Michael, at 265-4091.

CERAMIC CLUB NEWS

Our club meetings have changed: we will now only have meetings every other month. They are always held on the first Tuesday of eve-ry other month at 2:00 pm in the club house conference room. There are no meetings, June, July or August. Anyone can attend and sit in on our meetings and also meet some active members of the club be-fore or after the meeting. If you are thinking about joining or want to ask some questions or just get a tour of the ceramic room, this is an opportune time.New Change in open times of the ceramic room: The ceramics club now will be open on Mondays 11 to 2 & Thurs-days 4 to 8pm. with a member or several members working on their projects. Anyone who is interested in our club is welcome to stop by and take a look at some of the ceramics that are finished & some are pieces we are still working on.

You can call the following senior member for a view of the ceramic shop and or just to ask questions. Feel free to call Melody Peterson at 266-2607 or if she is not available we will ask another training mem-ber to help you.

Please submit your article NO later than 6pm no later on the 10th of every month to THE

BREEZE email address: tropicsbreeze@gmail.com

Read THE BREEZE magazine before it arrives on your doorstep at our website:

www.the-tropics.net

Enjoy an Evening of Jazz Music and Dancing

At the Tropics

October 27 6 – 8 pm

This is a FREE Event in the Memory of

Joyce Oyen Holman

Playing Jazz from the 1920s & 1930s

Fog City Stompers Food Can Be Purchased

at the Snack Bar 5-9

You must have a

ticket

Last day to get tickets is Wednesday, October 24

Event sponsored by Richard Oyen, son, & Chuck Holman

A Word from Your Editor The world is spinning, spinning, spinning, Spinning like a top. My head is dizzy, dizzy, dizzy. Someone make it stop! Does anyone feel as I do?! As I grow older—well, really old—I see the years not on-ly going faster, but going crazier, too: REALLY crazy! But my suspicion is that sen-iors have always felt this way, as they look at their memories, and their knick-knacks, and contemplate those Young People, with their Young Ways, taking over. They're gonna do that, though, even if we learn to use Snapchat, and grow to like Rap!

Maybe we could all benefit from a time out, a chance to take a long, slow look back, a look at the tried-and-true ways that have brought us safely through the years, and into The Tropics.

We all have our personal strengths: our families, our faith, our principles. Hold on-to these!

But I'm thinking now of our Nation, the one into which we were born, or into which, for whatever reason, we came. I can remember a day, a day before things seemed so crazy, when being Conservative signaled a desire to conserve the good things we had. And Liberal meant one was open to new ideas. Now these labels are but cudgels—the heavy sticks Robin Hood fought with—to beat our opponents on their heads!

In the spirit of looking back at the tried-and-true, I can do no better than to revisit the bedrock of our American Principles—which we met in grammar school, or per-haps in the immigration process—the First Amendment to the United States Consti-tution.

I think it well worth a look. You will find it, unedited, on another page of this Breeze.

Live well, and love!

Pot Luck

Sunday, October 7

Food is Served at 5:30 pm Bring Food to Share

Enjoy the companionship & Have fun

We serve coffee and Tea

Bus Bingo starts at 6:15pm Any Questions call Steve Evans 386-0509 or Beatrice Bartz 489-6388

Neighborhood Watch

Our Park is a nice, safe place to live, and I’m sure we all keep our eyes peeled.

We have our Union City Police to call on, when necessary (471-1365), and our

own Security at night (713-1260). What we DON’T have is a functioning Neigh-

borhood Watch Committee. If you’d like to spark its revival, please let us know.

Call your editor at 265-4091, or, much better, come to the General Meeting,

Thursday, Oct. 11, and let us meet you!

Halloween, Wednesday, October 31

FREE First Bingo pack if in Costume (other special not Valid tonight)

Prizes for the top 4 Costumes

Creepy Halloween Menu

Grill Open

5—6:30 pm

Toxic Waste Mac

& Cheese

Pumpkin Cheesecake

Brownies

Congrats to Resident Anita Roque.

Anita receiving a Certificate of Recognition

from City Council Member Emily Duncan for

her good service on the Union City Senior

Commission. Go girl!

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Editor’s note, on Freedom of the Press:

When the United States Constitution took effect in 1879, it was pointed out that it

did not specifically guarantee the people’s rights. In response, the first Ten

Amendments were added. Note that ―Congress‖ is specified. That is because it is

Congress that makes laws. But it is now clearly accepted that the First Amendment’s

rights cannot be violated or limited by any part of any level of government: national,

state, county or city.

The First Amendment to our Constitution:

CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW RESPECTING THE ESTAB-

LISHMENT OF RELIGION, OR PROHIBITING THE FREE EXERCISE

THEREOF; OR ABRIDGING THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH, OR OF THE

PRESS, OR THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE PEACEABLY TO ASSEMBLE,

AND TO PETITION THE GOVERNMENT FOR A REDRESS OF

GRIEVANCES.

HERE’S LOOKIN’ ATCHA!

OCTOBER 2018 MOVIES AT THE B BUG

MOVIES EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT

DOORS OPEN AT 5PM —MOVIE STARTS AT 6:30PM

FRIDAY OCT 5Th WINCHESTER

The most haunted house in the world sits on an isolated stretch of land that's 50 miles outside of San Francisco. Built by Sarah Winchester, heiress to the Winchester fortune, it stands seven stories tall and contains hundreds of rooms. To an outsider, it looks like a monstrous monument to a disturbed woman's madness. But Sarah's actually building a prison, an asylum for hun-dreds of vengeful ghosts -- and the most terrifying among them have a score to settle with the Winchesters.

FRIDAY OCT 12Th A WRINKLE IN TIME A Wrinkle in Time is a 2018 American science fantasy adventure film directed by Ava DuVernay and written by Jennifer Lee and Jeff Stockwell, based on the 1962 novel of the same name by Madeleine L'Engle.

FRIDAY OCT 19Th COCO

In Disney Pixar's vibrant tale of family, fun and adventure, an aspiring young musician named Miguel embarks on an extraordinary journey to the magical land of his ancestors. There, the charming trickster Héctor becomes an unex-pected friend who helps Miguel uncover the mysteries behind his family's sto-ries and traditions.

FRIDAY OCT 26th THE PRINCESS AND THE PIRATE

1944 NR Rated NR1hr 15m Wise-cracking comedian Bob Hope stars as an egotistical vaudevillian who is shanghaied by pirates, gets involved with a lovely princess (Virginia Mayo) and becomes the make-shift leader of a band of cutthroats in this hilarious send-up of swashbuckling. Hope is at his zaniest as the wackiest buccaneer of all. Walter Brennan co-stars as yet another crazy pirate in producer Samuel Goldwyn's lavish Technicolor production.

―If there are no dogs in heaven, then when I die I want to go where they go.” —- Will Rogers

I SHAKE MY HEAD IN DISBELIEF !

WHAT WILL IT TAKE FOR OWNERS TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY AND

CLEAN UP AFTER THEIR PETS? I WALK MY DOG EVERY DAY. I OFFER BAGS

TO ANYONE WHO NEEDS THEM. OWNERS STARE AT ME LIKE I'M CRAZY.

WE HAVE BAG DISPENSERS WITH DISPOSAL CONTAINERS ATTACHED SCAT-

TERED ALONG THE PATHS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE PARK. AND YET, I

STILL SEE POOP EVERYWHERE. THERE HAS EVEN BEEN POOP RIGHT IN

FRONT OF THE CONTAINERS.

PAY ATTENTION PEOPLE !

CLEANING UP AFTER YOUR PET IS EVERY BIT A PART OF OWNING ONE. A

PET OF ANY KIND REQUIRES DAILY MAINTANENCE. CLEANING CAGES,

FEEDING THEM, PROVIDING FRESH WATER AND REGULAR VETERINARY

CARE. I AM VERY SURE YOU DO NOT ALLOW YOUR PETS TO USE YOUR

FLOORS FOR THEIR BATHROOM.

WELL, THIS IS MY HOME AND I DON'T LIKE YOU LEAVING YOUR PETS'

POOP ON ITS FLOOR.

AND FINALLY, IT IS UNSANITARY. IT DRAWS FLIES AND BREEDS DISEASE.

AND QUITE FRANKLY, IT STINKS !

SO PLEASE, CLEAN UP AFTER THEM.

--- Be Good

“Money can buy you a fine dog, but only love can make him wag his tail.” – Kinky Friedman

Wishing for a speedy recovery

Clara Chan Richard Esquivel

Richard Lastinger

Thomas McMillan Lillian Rodriguez

“I wonder if other dogs think poodles are members of a weird religious cult.” – Rita Rudner

W e l c o m e t o n e w r e s i d e n t s

237 Jamaica Circle – Sung Mo Kang and Mi Ran Kang

228 Hula Circle – Gerald Hoy Shang Eng.

342 Waikiki Circle – Shih Chang

519 Trinidad Circle – Richard and Santa Vera Rega

“Dogs never bite me, just humans.” - Marilyn Monroe

BOARD MEETING September 6, 2018

Meeting from August 2, 2018

Meeting called to order at 7:00 pm by President Richard Stoll and Roll call was taken all was

present.

Guest Speaker: Jim Bell: Asking if an option for a Vegetarian plate would be available at the

monthly dinners.

Minutes read from July 5, 2018, Approved as read.

Minutes read from Special Orientation Board Meeting, minutes read, corrections made and

approved. Treasurers Report: read, accepted as read. Bingo Report: read, accepted as read.

Travelers Report: read, no trips, accepted as read.

Emails and Correspondences: Guess Speaker: Richard Oyen: Lives a block away from the Trop-

ics, he would like to sponsor a free event in October and have a local jazz band for music and

dancing in the hall. Richard was asked to come to our Board Meeting on August 2 as present

to the Board. Richard is present and presenting his offer, this is in remembrance of his moth-

er that loved jazz music and wanted to live in the park before passing. Board will discuss and

will let him know. Larry offered to make a brochure in memory of his mother. Cater, Dennis

Wallace is now semi-retired, looking for extra work, wondering if we needed help in Novem-

ber or December. Mark Evenoff asking if he is on the agenda for next week to discuss the up-

coming measures on the ballots.

Old Business: Appreciation Night dinner went well. New Business: Michael O’Quinn has vol-

unteered for Breeze Editor. Unfortunately, Michaels computer died and Larry Cornell took it

apart, fixed it and added more memory and is good as new. Art made the motion, Ruth se-

cond it to accept Michael as the Breeze Editor. Pete Lowe, Tina Marie, Richard and Larry all

offered to help Michael. Secretary position: Jim Bell mention in the By Laws Recording Secre-

tary will pass until positon of Secretary is filled. Rick will fill in as Secretary/Treasurer and

Frances’ position will be Recording Secretary, Art made motion for Frances’ position and Ste-

ve seconded. September Event: Casino Event-Art will chair event. Prizes-Nice prizes as you

win your chips, trade in for tickets, you the player will then place your tickets into the bowl of

which prize you would like to win. Up to 10 prizes, 1 ticket per 100 points. Casino Night will

be on September 22. Breakfast on September 8. Board discussing the upcoming Calendar of

Events. Jerry Garcia-New Year’s Dinner Party: 6 pm-9 pm (est. time), drawings will be every

half hour starting 6:30 pm. ...New Business: New carts needed for the kitchen: $ 62.99 plus

tax, $139.99 plus tax. Art made the Motion made to purchase 2 new carts from webstrauant

at $ 62.99 each, and Carolyn seconds, motion carried. Breakfast in September will be a casse-

role. Ruth and Art want to chair a Holiday Boutique in November, First Saturday in Novem-

ber. Bingo donation for $ 1000.00, donation tabled. Casino Trip to Feathers Fall, looking for

people to sign up.

Art made motion to adjourn meeting, Rick seconds.

Distribution of The Tropics Breeze

Section One – If you do not receive your Breeze, please call Roger Taylor, 386-2154

Your Street Delivery Hero Phone Quan. Back-up

Acapulco,Polynesia,Palm149-50 Morris Carmichael, 134 Hana 471-7770 24

Hana Way Roger Taylor, 131 Hana 386-2154 12

Madrone Way Tom Chitwood, 119 Madrone 489-2103 14

Hoya Way Carolyn Hoppes, 482 Hoya 489-6894 15

Seema, Kawella Ray Miller, 489 Seema 475-1950 21

Lanai, Samoa Rick Henry, 443 Samoa 487-7817 26

Honolulu Rocky Samson, 247 Honolulu 471-7332 16

Fiji Ruth Scarson, 416 Fiji 487-4831 16

Tropicana 368-386 Allison Hughes,373 Tropicana 471-2050 19

Tropicana 387-403, Carl Hughes, 373 Tropicana 471-2050 18

Section Two – If you do not receive your Breeze, please call Michael O’Quin, 265-4091

Kona,Panama,Makaha Fred and Ruby Barker, 169 Kona 489-3947 41

Trinidad Virgil Lewis, 528 Trinidad 324-1773 14

Cumana Ernie Odiamar, 535 Cumana 703-8753 17

Waikiki, Hawaii Traci Kinel, 252 Molokai 927-0255 56

Palm Drive 1-19 Carol Lowe, 12 Palm 324-1985 19

Palm Drive 20-39 Dianne Steele, 26 Palm 471-1750 20

Palm Drive 40-60 Irv Mayer, 51 Palm 487-0235 21

Palm Drive 61-90 Michael O’Quin, 70 Palm 265-4091 30

Palm Drive 91-109 Dan Galindo, 91 Palm 471-7870 16

Tahitian Hazel Carr, 363 Tahitian 489-9416 22

Hula James Rosenheim, 220 Hula 467-3425 18

Jamaica Gloria Lovato, 238 Jamaica 324-0071 18

Molokai Steve Evans, 265 Molokai 266-2607 18

Oahu Christina Demello, 57 Palm 18

Maui Ruth Churchill, 301 Maui 489-3053 18

Kauai J.J. Libbon, 313 Kauai 366-4270 18