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A nocturnal bird of prey with large forward-facing eyes surrounded by facial disks, a hooked beak, and typically a loud call.
How many clipart Owls can you find in this September Issue of Foothills of Hemet Lifestyle newsletters?
You don’t count the one you see in the background of this page.
Every individual Owl counts as one 2 Owls sitting side by side count as 2. You can check to see how you did by seeing what the total count of owls displayed on the last page.
The acronym OWL or OWLS can stand for
OWLS can stand for …. Outdoor Wildlife Learning Sites
Used to refer to Older, Wiser, Livelier Seniors
In the context of the Harry Potter books, OWLS is short for Ordinary Wizarding Levels
Observe, Wait, and Listen
Obstacles, Wind direction, Length of surface, Surface condition and type
Sept 1 … Jean S. (sp. 232)
Sept 6 … Don B. (sp. 237)
Sept 7 … Graceria B. (sp. 7); Paula C. (sp. 144)
Sept 8 … Charito H . (sp. 249); Christopher P. (sp. 57)
Sept 9 … Dennis S . (sp. 147); Teresa B. (sp. 213); Ronald F. (sp. 39); Bruce M. (sp. 198 );
Dennis S. (sp. 147);
James D. (sp. 118)
Sept 10 … James B. (sp. 91)
Sept 12 … Richard A. (sp. 16); Michael C. (sp. 146)
Sept 1 4 … Jana A. (sp. 103);
Sept 15 … Adaire E. (sp. 154);
Areli G. (sp. 6); Anita G. (sp. 51); Martina S. (sp. 94)
Sept 16 … Jeanne B. (sp. 99)
Sept 19 … James G. (sp. 205)
Sept 20 … Peter G. (sp. 7 4); Truma S. (sp. 147)
Sept 22 … Carol W. (sp. 34)
Charles H. (sp. 189)
Sept 25 … Judeen E. (sp. 8)
David M. (sp. 126)
Sept 26 … Gaile T. (sp. 73); Janet Y. (sp. 11)
Sept 30 … Mary B. (sp. 123)
Our FOH Activities Club meets the first Tuesday of every month at 11:30 and everyone is welcome to come and participate. We discuss special activities for our calendar along with the regular ones. For more information call Al 562-382-3415
Come and enjoy our dinners that are cooked and served once a month by our own resident cook and kitchen crew. Have a great meal, meet new neighbors and visit with friends.
Watch for your newsletter and sign up in the clubhouse. For more information call Robert 276-733-8443
Bingo is played on Friday nights at 6 pm in the clubhouse. You can play for the whole night for as little as $10. The last Friday of the month we enjoy a potluck. Come and join in the fun. For more information call Martha 909-553-3242 or Diane 951-852-1361
Meet every Monday at 6:00 pm and Thursdays at 1:00 pm in the billiard room. Newcomers are welcome.
For more information call George 760- 219 -6707
CARDS and BOARD GAMES :
POKER
Meet every Tuesday at 6:00 pm in the card room. For more information call George 760-219-6707
TRIPOLEY BOARD GAME
Meet every Monday at 1 :00 pm in the card room. For more information Call Howard 951-658-6350
2025 Activities President
Al Parker – 562-382-3415
2025 Activities Vice President
Robert Longo – 276- 733 -8443
AEROBIC EXERCISE CLASS
Classes are held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10:30 am in the clubhouse. Have fun and exercise at your own level to a video. New participants are always welcome. For more information call Terry 951-305-6160
BALL
This is a great outdoor sport. Looking for a partner to play with? Call Howard 951- 658-6350
We are always looking for new players and you can check it out every Tuesday morning at 9:30 am during our practice in the shuffle court.
For more information call Alice 814-806- 4821 or Howard 951-658-6350
WATER AEROBICS
This is a seasonal activity. Usually May – September, Monday &Thursdays at 9:30 am in the Phase II Pool. Exercising in the water is fun and easier on the joints. You don’t have to know how to swim but it does require a “noodle”. For more information call Linda 951-704-6464
STRENGTH & STRETCH CLASS
Keep our muscles strong with a basic strength class and stretching after. Friday mornings at 9:00 am in the clubhouse.
For more information call Alice 814-806-4821
CLASSICAL STRETCH CLASS
Keeping our bodies strong and flexible as we get older is important. Saturday mornings at 9: 00 am. For more information call Barbara Lares 909 -730-0653.
CRAFT CLUB MEETING
Meet the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 10:30 in the Craft Room. Help plan craft classes and events. For information call Tammy 909-292- 6911
T. Parque / Jerry Stefano – Spc 79
Betancourt – Spc 75
Foothills of Hemet’s amenities are available from 9 am to 9 pm:
"Sept" is primarily an abbreviation for September, the ninth month of the year. It can also refer to a clan or family subdivision, particularly in the context of ancient Irish and Scottish history, or any group tracing descent from a common ancestor. Additionally, "Sept" (without a period) can be a variant spelling of sect, often meaning a religious group, though this usage is less common.
Here's a breakdown of the different meanings
September:
The most common usage is as the abbreviated form of the ninth month of the year
Clan or family subdivision:
In historical contexts, particularly in Ireland and Scotland, "sept" referred to a smaller, family- based group within a larger clan
Variant of "sect":
"Sept" can also be a less common spelling of "sect," referring to a religious group or denomination.
Referrals made by resident(s) at Foothills of Hemet. Contact Jim DeMone at 909-292- 7466 for additions or deletions (by the 13th of each month).
of Foothills of
Every Monday and Thursday (at 9:30) beginning May 15 at the Phase 2 Pool.
We are happy that the pool is open again, and look forward to having a wonderful time together. If you have any questions or need further information, give me a call - Linda 951-704-6464
Owls: Mgr Pg (1), Bingo (2), Brthdays (1), Actvts (3), Sundae (1)(1)(2), Moments (5), Slow (7), Handy (4), Water (1), Leaks (6), Total OWLS 34
Did you know the pull tab of aluminum containers can help children with cancer? For the past several years, members and friends of Spirit of Joy Community Church have been collecting these ‘mighty’ tabs for the Ronald McDonald House in Loma Linda. The response from the collecting pool has grown to the point that for the past several years over 100,000 tabs have been delivered annually.
“Why?” you ask...good question. For every 5,000 tabs received, the Ronald McDonald House provides a FREE radiation treatment to a child stricken with cancer. That is why we refer to those tabs as ‘mighty’. In addition, those tabs are made of a stronger material than in the can. Because of this enhanced quality, the tabs are converted to artificial limbs for children at NO COST!
If you would like to participate in this ongoing event, just save those ‘mighty’ tabs. Once you have a bag, box, or can full, you may drop them off on the front porch of space 252.
Ronald McDonald and I thank you, in advance, for your support of this project! Together we can keep the spirit of mission and service alive.
Barbara Gifford
Puzzles and Word Games you can
ALL TOO WELL AUGUST BACK TO DECEMBER BAD BLOOD BEGIN AGAIN BLANK SPACE CARDIGAN DELICATE ENCHANTED EXILE FEARLESS KNEW YOU WERE TROUBLE LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO LOVE STORY
LOVER MEAN MINE OUR SONG RED SHAKE IT OFF SPARKS FLY STYLE
TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR THE MAN TIM MCGRAW WILDEST DREAMS WILLOW YOU BELONG WITH ME
Across 1.Bossy remark?
4.Construction girder
9.Ring bearer, maybe
10. The writer Saki’s real name
11.“Yadda, yadda, yadda”
12.Primp
13.Casual clothing
15.In attendance
16.Say “@#$%!”
18.Commercial
20.Father of Agamemnon
23.Certain Muslim
25.Freudian topic
26.Astound
27.Soar
28.Dads
29.A sib
Down
1.Docile
2.Curse
3.Killer whales
4.Blasphemy and sacrilege
5.College treasurer
6.Compass heading 7.Geometry calculation
8.Alpine sight
14.Holiday since 1966
17.Coral formations
18.Rush job notation
19.Russian legislature
21.___ fruit
22.Some beans
24.Short snooze The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal.
No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.
Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9. Similarly, each number can only
appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is medium.
1.Who played the hapless police detective, Inspector Clouseau, in the "Pink Panther" movies? a-Leslie Nielsen, b-Peter Sellers, c-Peter Falk, d-George C. Scott.
2.In the Bible, who was put into the lion's den by King Darius? a-Daniel, b-Job, c-Moses, d-Methuselah.
3.What snack food is promoted by Chester Cheetah? a-Snickers, b-Lays Potato Chips, c-Bugles, d-Cheetos.
4.What actress was left with a lifelong fear of cats after she was mauled by a lion while making the 1972 Disney movie "Napoleon and Samantha?" a-Annette Funicello, b-Kim Richards, c-Hayley Mills, d-Jodie Foster.
5.What baseball manager won 863 games in nine years with the Cincinnati Reds and 1,331 games in 17 seasons with the Detroit Tigers? a-Tommy Lasorda, bTony La Russa, c-Sparky Anderson, d-Joe Torre.
6. Who played pool hall owner Sam the Lion in "The Last Picture Show?" a-Wilford Brimley, b-James Garner, c-Jack Lemmon, d-Ben Johnson.
7.Who played mob kingpin Tony "The Tiger" Russo in "Married to the Mob?" aJames Caan, b-Dean Stockwell, c-Robert De Niro, d-Alec Baldwin.
8.Which member of the cat family lacks climbing abilities and is placed in its own genus, Acinonyx? a-Mountain lion, b-Ocelot, c-Cheetah, d-Tiger.
9. Who played the title character in the comic film western "Cat Ballou?" a-Jane Fonda, b-Lee Marvin, c-Michael Crawford, d-Terence Hill.
10.What was the name of the talking cat who was a member of the household on "Sabrina the Teenage Witch?" a-Sheila, b-Salem, c-Squeaky, d-Simon.*****
When we recall the past, we usually find that it is the simplest things, not the great occasions, that in retrospect give off the greatest glow of happiness.
Bob Hope
If you want to know your past, look into your present circumstances. If you want to know your future, look into your present actions.
Chinese proverb
Mentoring is a brain to pick, an ear to listen, and a push in the right direction.
John Crosby
Always dream and shoot higher than you know you can do. Don't bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself.
William Faulkner
Sometimes your greatest asset is simply your ability to stay with it longer than anyone else.
Brian Tracy
No great discovery was ever made without a bold guess.
Isaac Newton
Let others lead small lives, but not you. Let others argue over small things, but not you.
Let others cry over small hurts, but not you.
Let others leave their future in someone else's hands, but not you.
Jim Rohn
Celebrate what you have accomplished but raise the bar a little higher each time you succeed.
Mia Hamm
What simple action could you take today to produce a new momentum toward success in your life?
Anthony Robbins
Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.
Albert Schweitzer
A young executive is working late one evening. As he comes out of his office about 8 p.m., he sees the big boss standing by the shredder in the hallway, a piece of paper in his hand.
"Do you know how to work this thing?" the older man asks. "My secretary's gone home and I don't know how to run it."
"Yes, sir," says the young executive, who turns on the machine, takes the paper and feeds it in.
"OK!" says the boss, "I just need the one copy."
The burglar broke into a house one night. Just as he was shining his flashlight around, he heard, "Jesus is watching you."
Nearly jumping out of his skin, he waited a bit. But just as he was pulling the wires from the electronics, he again heard, "Jesus is watching you."
His flashlight beam came to rest on a parrot. "Did you say that?" he hissed.
"Yep," the parrot confessed, then squawked, "Just trying to warn you that he is watching you."
"Who do you think you are?" the burglar chided.
"Moses," replied the parrot. "Moses?" the burglar laughed. "What kind of people would name a bird Moses?"
"The same kind of people who would name a Rottweiler Jesus!"*****
Cat-echism Answers
1-b, Peter Sellers
2-a, Daniel 3-d, Cheetos 4-d, Jodie Foster 5-c, Sparky Anderson
6-d, Ben Johnson
7-b, Dean Stockwell
8-c, Cheetah 9-a, Jane Fonda 10-b, Salem***(
Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month: By Heart Rhythm Society. Web: hrs-online.org.
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: By the American Childhood Cancer Organization. Web: acco.org.
National Cholesterol Education Month: By the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Web: nhlbi.nih.gov.
National Honey Month: By the National Honey Board. Web: honey.com.
National Preparedness Month: Sponsored by FEMA. Web: ready.gov.
National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: By the Prostate Cancer Foundation. Web: zerocancer.org.
Healthy Aging Month: By the Healthy Aging organization. Web: healthyaging.net.
National Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15–Oct 15)
National Recovery Month: Web: samhsa. gov.
National Sickle Cell Awareness Month: Web: sicklecelldisease.org.
1, Labor Day (US and Canada): Federal holiday celebrating workers, observed the first Monday.
7, National Grandparents Day. 11, Patriot Day (Attack on America Anniversary, 2001).
16, IT Professionals Day.
16, Mexico Independence Day. Marks Mexico’s 1810 independence from Spain.
17, Citizenship Day. Recognizes U.S. citizenship, replacing Constitution Day in some observances. Web: uscis.gov.
17–23, Constitution Week. Celebrates the U.S.
20, International Red Panda Day.
Constitution’s signing in 1787.
22-26, National Farm Safety and Health Week.
22–24, Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year). Begins at sundown, marking the Jewish year 5786. Web: chabad.org.
22, Autumnal Equinox (Autumn Begins).
25, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Established (1890).
25, United Nations World Maritime Day.
27, Saint Vincent de Paul Feast Day.
28, Gold Star Mother’s Day. Honors families of fallen service members.
29, Michaelmas. Traditional Christian feast day for St. Michael the Archangel.
Aug. 28-Sept. 1, Michigan State Fair, Novi, MI.
Aug. 28-Sept. 1, National Sweetcorn Festival, McFerren Park, Hoopeston, IL.
Aug. 28, Sept. 1, Midwest Old Threshers Reunion, McMillan Park, Mount Pleasant, IA.
Aug. 29-Sept. 1, Payson Golden Onion Days, Payson, UT.
Aug. 29-Sept. 6, Eastern Idaho State Fair, Blackfoot, ID.
Aug 30-Sept 1, Odyssey—A Greek Festival, St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church, Orange, CT.
Aug 29-Sept 21, Washington State Fair, Puyallup, WA. One of the largest U.S. fairs, since 1900.
Aug. 30-Sept.1, Cleveland National Air Show, Burke Lakefront Airport, Cleveland, OH. Aug. 30-Sept. 1, Commonwheel Artists Labor Day Art Festival, Memorial Park, Manitou Springs, CO.
4-14, New Mexico State Fair, EXPO New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM.
4-14, Utah State Fair, Utah State Fairpark, Salt Lake City, UT.
5-14, Kansas State Fair, Hutchinson, KS.
10-14, America’s Largest RV Show, Hershey, PA.
11-21, Oklahoma State Fair, State Fair Park, Oklahoma City, OK.
16-20, Walnut Valley Festival and National Guitar Flat-Picking Championships, Winfield Fairgrounds, Winfield, KS.
18-21, HummerBird Celebration, Rockport and Fulton, TX.
20–October 5, Germany: Oktoberfest, Munich.
20, International Coastal Cleanup. Global effort to clean coastlines. Web: oceanconservancy.org.
25–28, Barnesville Pumpkin Festival, Barnesville, OH.
26–28, Fairmount Museum Days/Remembering James Dean Festival, Fairmount, IN.
26–28, Fall Festival of the Arts and Crafts, Washington, MO.
26–28, Liberty Fall Festival, Liberty, MO. 26–28, Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, CA.
26–28, Mount Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival, Mount Pleasant, PA.
26–October 5, State Fair of Virginia, Doswell, VA.
26–October 19, State Fair of Texas, Fair Park, Dallas, TX.
27–28, Geneva Area Grape Jamboree, Geneva, OH.
